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The sixteenth President of the United States. See [[Superman I]], [[Superman II]], and [[Superman III]].
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In December 1960 [[Superboy]] journeys [[Time Travel|back in time]] in an attempt to prevent Lincoln's assassination.  Materializng in [[Washington]] on April 14, 1865, Superboy searches for Lincoln using his super-vision.  Spotting a hotel clerk's note referring to "Mr. L.", the Boy of Steel rushes to the indicated room only to be confronted by the adult [[Lex Luthor]] who is hiding-out in the past to escape Superman.  Surprised, and unaware of Lincoln's impending death, Luthor exposes Superboy to a fragment of [[Red Kryptonite]] which has the temporary effect of rendering the young hero immobile and incapable of speech.  Unable to divulge his mission, Superboy must stand passively by while history takes its course and Lincoln is shot by [[John Wilkes Booth]] a short distance away.  Realizing his mistake, Luthor is full of regret:  ''"Why did fate choose me to prevent Superboy from saving the life of a great man?  I'm responsible for many crimes, but this is the worst of all!  Lincoln's blood is on my hands ...!  I-I'm sorry ...sorry...sorry..."'' (Superboy No. 85: "The Impossible Mission").  
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The sixteenth President of the United States.  
  
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In December 1960 [[Superboy]] journeys [[Time Travel|back in time]] in an attempt to prevent Lincoln's assassination.  Materializng in [[Washington]] on April 14, 1865, Superboy searches for Lincoln using his super-vision.  Spotting a hotel clerk's note referring to "Mr. L.", the Boy of Steel rushes to the indicated room only to be confronted by the adult [[Lex Luthor]] who is hiding-out in the past to escape Superman.  Surprised, and unaware of Lincoln's impending death, Luthor exposes Superboy to a fragment of [[Red Kryptonite]] which has the temporary effect of rendering the young hero immobile and incapable of speech.  Unable to divulge his mission, Superboy must stand passively by while history takes its course and Lincoln is shot by [[John Wilkes Booth]] a short distance away.  Realizing his mistake, Luthor is full of regret:  ''"Why did fate choose me to prevent Superboy from saving the life of a great man?  I'm responsible for many crimes, but this is the worst of all!  Lincoln's blood is on my hands ...!  I-I'm sorry ...sorry...sorry..."'' (Superboy No. 85/2: "The Impossible Mission").
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See also [[Superman I]], [[Superman II]], and [[Superman III]].
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''(Note: On the [[Parallel-Worlds|parallel world]] of [[Earth-3]], Abraham Lincoln is the actor who assassinates President John Wilkes Booth.  This series of events is the exact reverse of the way in which they actually play out in most of the other parallel universes.)''
  
''(Note: On the parallel world of [[Earth-3]], Abraham Lincoln was the actor who assassinated President John Wilkes Booth.  This series of events is the exact reverse of the way in which they actually played out in most of the other parallel universes.)''
 
  
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== Abraham Lincoln has appeared in the following stories ==
 
== Abraham Lincoln has appeared in the following stories ==

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The sixteenth President of the United States.

In December 1960 Superboy journeys back in time in an attempt to prevent Lincoln's assassination. Materializng in Washington on April 14, 1865, Superboy searches for Lincoln using his super-vision. Spotting a hotel clerk's note referring to "Mr. L.", the Boy of Steel rushes to the indicated room only to be confronted by the adult Lex Luthor who is hiding-out in the past to escape Superman. Surprised, and unaware of Lincoln's impending death, Luthor exposes Superboy to a fragment of Red Kryptonite which has the temporary effect of rendering the young hero immobile and incapable of speech. Unable to divulge his mission, Superboy must stand passively by while history takes its course and Lincoln is shot by John Wilkes Booth a short distance away. Realizing his mistake, Luthor is full of regret: "Why did fate choose me to prevent Superboy from saving the life of a great man? I'm responsible for many crimes, but this is the worst of all! Lincoln's blood is on my hands ...! I-I'm sorry ...sorry...sorry..." (Superboy No. 85/2: "The Impossible Mission").


See also Superman I, Superman II, and Superman III.

(Note: On the parallel world of Earth-3, Abraham Lincoln is the actor who assassinates President John Wilkes Booth. This series of events is the exact reverse of the way in which they actually play out in most of the other parallel universes.)


Abraham Lincoln has appeared in the following stories

  • S No. 48, Sep/Oct 1947: "Autograph, Please!"
  • S No. 146, Jul 1961: "Superman's Greatest Feats!"
  • Adv No. 297, Jun 1962: "The Bizarro Who Goofed Up History!"
  • JLA No. 29 Aug 1964: "Crisis on Earth-Three!"
  • Adv No. 383, Aug 1969: "Please Stop My Funeral!"
  • Act No. 399, Apr 1971: "Superman, You're Dead... Dead... Dead"
  • S No. 283, Jan 1975: "One of Our Imps is Missing!"

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